Posted on Dec 1, 2023
Which Candidates Qualified for the Fourth GOP Debate?
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The Iowa caucuses are a little more than a month away, and the Republican presidential candidates are running out of opportunities to prove themselves.
On December 6, the field will gather in Tuscaloosa, AL for the fourth—and possibly the last—primary debate before voters weigh in. Once again, former President Donald Trump is planning to skip the event as he continues to hold an increasingly insurmountable lead in the polls. He is expected to hold a private fundraiser instead, according to NBC News.
On December 6, the field will gather in Tuscaloosa, AL for the fourth—and possibly the last—primary debate before voters weigh in. Once again, former President Donald Trump is planning to skip the event as he continues to hold an increasingly insurmountable lead in the polls. He is expected to hold a private fundraiser instead, according to NBC News.
Which Candidates Qualified for the Fourth GOP Debate?
Posted from time.com
Public Speaking
Republicans
Election 2024
Donald Trump
Posted 5 mo ago
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Because Trump is an insurrectionist and cannot hold any political office----even dog catcher----in any jurisdiction, he doesn't "qualify" for anything. . . .
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."The debate stage is likely to be the smallest yet. To qualify, the Republican National Committee requires candidates to have drawn donations from 80,000 individuals, including at least 200 donors from at least 20 different states. They also need to show having 6% support in two qualifying national polls or in a combination of one national poll and one poll from two different early states. Additionally, they must sign a loyalty pledge agreeing to support whoever the party eventually nominates. They have until 48 hours before the debate on Wednesday to meet those criteria.
Five candidates attended the last debate, but one of them, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, dropped out of the race shortly afterwards."...
..."The debate stage is likely to be the smallest yet. To qualify, the Republican National Committee requires candidates to have drawn donations from 80,000 individuals, including at least 200 donors from at least 20 different states. They also need to show having 6% support in two qualifying national polls or in a combination of one national poll and one poll from two different early states. Additionally, they must sign a loyalty pledge agreeing to support whoever the party eventually nominates. They have until 48 hours before the debate on Wednesday to meet those criteria.
Five candidates attended the last debate, but one of them, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, dropped out of the race shortly afterwards."...
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